Human Nature in the Market

Human nature comes in to play an important role in the decisions of buying or selling of shares, which will inevitably be influenced by emotions and feelings like that of fear, ambition, excessive trust, negligence, misbalanced risk, unreason, tenacity, strength, patience, and many times the incapacity of standing up in front of the rest and recognizing that a mistake has been made before the loss is too great. In face of the sudden market downs, the natural impulse would be to become frightened and sell, even if it is at the lowest price at which it was bought, so that in this way, one is able to feel safe; or to the contrary, affiliate oneself to the euphoria of buying in the cycles of price increase and stay pinned with bought stock in their maximum price point to only then watch in horror how they start to go down. Just trying to dominate these emotions and impulses is an interior experience of growth that is well worth it. A system of analysis that works is the phantasm that is searched by many, for long years, but with the development that computers and informatics have attained, today this can be a reality. Nonetheless, all analysis systems will always be haunted by the temptation of emotionally interpreting the stock exchange situations, given that due to our human nature, we tend to see them as we want them to be, and not actually as they are. The system that is proposed here has an incorporated logic and allows us to detect the signal of buying and criteria of sales in an objective way, helping us in this way to rid ourselves of the tramp of our emotions.

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